Do you have a toddler who's starting to disobey and test the limits and you're just not sure what to do about it?

Do you want to know how to reach the heart of a child who isn't old enough to communicate yet.

Do you honestly think that a child who still shoves Cheerios up his nose is ready for that?

Well, then we're glad you're joining us for today's episode.

I'm your host Katie Morgan, and welcome to Parenting with Ginger Hubbard.

Ginger is the best-selling author of Don't Make Me Count to Three, Wise Words for Mom's

and I Can't Believe You Just Said That. She speaks at women's events,

parenting conferences, and homeschool

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from ginger when you sign up. So last week we addressed the first part of a question from Katie in Missouri and

she asked about how to start training her 18-month-old who's been struggling with

whining and impatience. So Ginger you shared some great ideas for teaching toddlers

and infants who aren't yet verbal to communicate with self-control by learning to sign simple

words and phrases such as please, more thanks and all done so today we want to

address the second part of Katie's question Katie commented that

Ginger and I have offered a lot of tips for training older kids, but she asks,

where do I start with my 18-month-old, who is just starting to disobey and test me?

Well, we've had other questions come in about how to train younger kids who disobey.

Another one comes from Catherine in Tennessee who says this.

Any advice for toddlers.

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